Sichos HaRan 122

So I heard it in his name, Rebbe Nachman's name, that he said, So I heard it in his name, Rebbe Nachman's name, that he said, If a person doesn't have the ability to wait, mountain, wait, with trust, that Hashem will bring him salvation, what he needs.

If a person doesn't have the ability to wait for that, a person would become a traveler.

He's always moving from place to place.

For Parnassah, like it happens nowadays, people are traveling all over the place for Parnassah.

If a person doesn't have the ability to wait, then he'd be all over the map, running after Parnassah.

He was

talking about a person, regular house, that needs money, needs clothing, the people in the house have different needs.

A person is always lacking more than he has.

This person doesn't have certain clothing that he wants.

Or you have a person who doesn't have expensive clothing or a place to live.

That a person has to learn.

He needs to wait for the salvation of the Parsh Baruch Hu.

And not to push To try to push it to go faster, to go faster.

To try to fill up his lacking immediately.

He needs to learn how to wait until Hashem has mercy.

So this is a very important, of course, this is a very, very important idea.

And people, I think, probably make mistakes with this all the time in any area of bitachon and heshtadlus.

Because we have a concept of bitachon, we have a concept of heshtadlus.

Then on one hand, you have to trust the Kaddish Baruch Hu.

And you have to trust him that he knows what you want and what you need and what's good for you.

And you have to trust him that he'll give it to you when it's the right time.

Just like we trust him that he knows what's good for us.

We'll say, Hashem, I know you know what's good for me.

But then we also have to know that he knows when it's good for me.

And sometimes people have an ability to trust that Hashem knows what's good for me.